Dr J A Swemn Physician and Surgeon Henry III Office
Dr J A Swemn, physician and surgeon, operates from a office above C Bisin Smith's Grocery in Henry III. Residence is on Main Street with listed telephone numbers for office and residence.
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Newspaper
Henry Republican
Location
Henry, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1915
Page
10
Dr J A Swemn, physician and surgeon, operates from a office above C Bisin Smith's Grocery in Henry III. Residence is on Main Street with listed telephone numbers for office and residence.
Local Magnolia items report Samuel Potter Sr. seriously ill, visits by Howard Bolender and J S Phillips, Celia Spencer’s indisposition, and guests including Harry Hayes. Community events cited include a minstrel show February 19 at Masonic Hall and Edna Means Klemm entertainment on February 12. Miss Hattie Reymer’s Venona visit, Mrs J J Dunne’s illness and family visits, district M B church events, and Magnolia basketball trip to Oluca that night’s game was canceled due to a misunderstanding. Proceeds from a 10 cent Ladies Aid social at R A Ward’s totaled about six dollars with thanks for participation. A pre social and patriotic program is planned at Brush College School February 13. admission free. attendees asked to bring pies and pocketbooks. Pythian Sisters bakery sale at Hecht’s on February 6. chicken available for Sunday. T A C met January 28 with a program on American humor featuring Artemus Ward and others. Ruth Shockley provided music. Nellie oo was noted as guest absent.
Tax collector Harry J. Bishop announces he will be in Magnolia daily except Thursdays when in McNabb to receive 1914 township taxes. Tax collection location and schedule provided for Magnolia taxpayers.
Farmers Wanted. Uncle Sam seeks hundreds of practical farmers for irrigation homesteads across Idaho Montana South Dakota Nebraska Wyoming Nevada. Lands free but settlers pay via 20 year water right with no interest. $1500 to $3000 capital advised. News notes crops livestock and wood coal heat facts.
Taxpayers are informed of notices regarding the 1914 tax collection by Harry J Bishop as Tax Collector, dated January 28.
A roundup of brief entries from Lostant and nearby areas including travel to Peoria Ottawa and Chicago, weddings, illness, business transfers, and community events. Mentions include C Kelso, Floyd Spencer, Mrs. Roscoe Phillips, E W Phillips, Miss Hannah Robison, John Gentert, and Mazella V Whalen with wedding details at Eagle Catholic Church on Jan 20.
A historic note explains how electricity can thaw frozen water pipes by applying current through the iron pipe, warming and melting ice quickly. It mentions portable transformers on wagons or sleighs, and cites New York City’s East River main as an example, plus a stray anecdote about misdirected shopping temptation in a separate scene.
Old farmers face a dilemma as aging reduces ability to manage the farm. Options include moving to town, or creating two living spaces on the farm, or building a separate house nearby. Solutions hinge on family dynamics, especially the mother and daughter-in-law, and aim to preserve church and neighborhood ties while keeping familiar furniture and routines.
An Alabama boy, Walter L. Deenson, set world records by growing 232 bushels per acre last year and 282 this year. The piece urges giving boys small plots and seed corn to cultivate, proving a common youngster can achieve great agricultural feats with encouragement. It questions which local boy will chase the next world title next year.
A Western town of 4275 people is noted for a pin-collecting man and several law firms with playful names. Construction advances at Waterton state hospital in Rock Island county, including the infirmary, TB hospital, amusement hall, nurses’ home, and added capacity to house 1500 inmates without crowding.
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